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The workplace of the Future: What does it look like? How does your business stand to benefit?
Technology is redefining the workplace and removing geographical barriers to worker collaboration, providing businesses with new ways to create ideas and innovate, according to Workplace of the Future ‘evangelist’ Amy Barzdukas. Dynamic Business spoke to Barzdukas, who is the Vice President, Global Solutions Marketing with video conferencing company Polycom, about the challenges and opportunities associated with the evolution of the […]
SMBs and the need to invest in mobility
‘Mobility’ has been finding its way into companies both large and small since the 90’s, but the proliferation of smartphones and tablets has accelerated the adaptation of mobility features and services and has become a necessity for a business that wishes to remain competitive and productive. The definition of business mobility is constantly evolving as […]
Samsung targets business market with Galaxy Tab Active
Samsung Electronics Australia has today introduced their first tablet built specifically for business.
5 apps to help unclutter your life
These tools can clean up email spam, store and organize documents, and more.
Want to build an app? Read this first
So you have a great idea, but lack the technical skills to build it? Here are the four big things you need to know before you begin building.
The best reason to put down your smartphone
That iPhone next to your face is probably carrying all sorts of germs. The good news: They’re mostly harmless.
How to stay excited about your business
A motivational psychology expert suggests strategies to put into play once your initial enthusiasm about your startup starts to waver.
Ditch your Smartphone for national Moodoff day
Is unconsciously checking your smartphone the first thing you do in the morning? This Sunday, try turning off your mobile, tablet, laptop and PC for just five hours.
4 demotivators that will cost you
Keeping everyone on your team focused and motivated is not easy, especially if you fall into one or more of these common traps.
Managing the ‘bring your own app’ trend
The Bring Your Own Device trend, where employees bring their own tablets or smartphones to connect to the business network, is here to stay. The reality of this is that the majority of employee-owned mobile devices also come with consumer applications already installed. As an SMB works with employees and embraces BYOD, they often unwittingly, end up embracing an avalanche of third party apps.
Why are some of us still scared of digital connectivity?
Has our 24/7 addiction to connectivity across LCD/retina display screens, be them iPhones, tablets or PCs made the intimacy of face to face human connections obsolete?
Does your business need a BYOD bill of rights?
Introducing a clear policy for the use of BYOD at work is a smart idea to ensure that you and your employees know what is appropriate conduct.
5 things to consider before buying a smartphone or tablet for business
Answering these questions can help you decide which kind of device is best for you.
Telstra launches first 4G tablet, ready for business on-the-go
The Samsung GALAXY Tab 8.9 is now available on the Telstra 4G network, making it the first tablet to launch onto Telstra’s new, super-fast 4G network.
Consumer devices in the workplace improve productivity
Consumer communications devices are being increasingly used in the workplace, which has far-reaching benefits for businesses including increased productivity, a new survey has found.
Mobility, driving the future for business
The need to find better ways of collaborating with customers and colleagues means many businesses are re-examining flexible working arrangements which increasingly include the use of mobile devices.
Mobile devices create need for workplace flexibility
Australian employers can expect greater demand for flexibility, as new mobile technology creates an opportunity to work anywhere, at anytime.
‘Bring your own device’ trend puts SMBs in cyber danger
Security experts are warning businesses against the current trend of employee BYOD or ‘Bring Your Own Device’ to work, as it leaves them exposed to malware attacks and other cyber crime.